Look who's 13th on this list. Smith is 19th on the list as well.
Not that it necessarily means much, but I thought it was interesting.
Wait till the bastardized 3rd jersey comes outUgh that jersey is so ugly.
Ugh that jersey is so ugly.
It was posted somewhere, in the players thread I perhaps.Is anybody talking about how Sharangovich signed a entry level contract this morning? Weird that it seems nobody is talking about that news on here unless im missing it.
The AHL is a physical league.
Unless Baddock is riding shotgun with him he will be targeted.
Ugh sticking Sharangovich with Baddock sounds like a terrible way to start off his career in the states.
should have signed Ryan Reaves to protect him tbh
What a weird thing to say. He is like 6'1'' 200 lbs. He isn't some midget.
You're not a Baddock fan?
Tough character Conte guy
That draft was the epitome of what shouldn't have happened in today's NHL draft wise.
You're right man we definitely need to play him goons. That's certainly the best way for him to produceYou clearly and prob admittingly don't watch the AHL much. ..
He has a role I guess. But I don't want Sharangovich on his line.You're not a Baddock fan?
Tough character Conte guy
You're right man we definitely need to play him goons. That's certainly the best way for him to produce
Hopefully sign Connor chatham. Maybe Cam Janssen too
His cap hit seems awfully high for a 5th round pick. That must have been necessary to get him to come over though.
According to CapFriendly, the ELC is a three-year, two-way deal with a cap hit of $775,833. By rule of the NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement, the ELC would have to be a three-year, two-way contract that cannot exceed $925,000 in salary at the NHL level. Between signing and performance bonuses on top of the base salary, the NHL cap hit is well below the maximum. Outside of the NHL, his salary would be $70,000 anyway. This should cause zero concern. The Devils have oodles of cap space and plenty of room on their contract list. I think they drafted him with the intent that they could sign him right away and introduce him to North American hockey as soon as they can. That is now actually possible. As of now, I expect to see him in training camp; my guess is that the goal for him will be to play (and play well) in Binghamton.
Was Chatham in that same draft class?
Chatham, Baddock, and Rehill all in the same draft...
The AHL is a physical league.
Unless Baddock is riding shotgun with him he will be targeted.